As I get older I'm starting to lose the passion for that "one" item I used to have to have and be a part of "that" club. I really had a passion for things but not as much now. I really want to use somthing and have it work and not break and that's generally good enough for me now. Anymore I do something or go to an event and that's good enough for me. I don't need to join a club that is obsessed with doing the same events every weekend for 52 weeks a year. You can only watch so many tractors pull or shined up farmalls etc at the tractor show. I'm also in a total spending freeze as to not allow any more clutter enter this place. Turning money into things is one of my biggest pet peeves as I'd rather be free of excess stuff that's just a burden from day to day. I was happiest when I was 10 years old and didn't own anything more than a bed and a bicycle and a few items in my room. In other words I don't have any big item on my "wish" list right now. An inch of rain might be a nice gift right now in our area of the mid michigan desert.
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